Andrew Jackson High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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AT FAR LEFT, AS HER COMPANY TREASURER, Dee Vee Deen makes out payroll checks. AT LEFT, MAKING A booze lamp, Michael Bruns prepares to drill a hole in a bottle. 25

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Forty-four Jackson students were involved in Junior Achievement this year. They manufactured such products as thermometers, Ecology boxes, and even a newspaper published in the South Bend Tribune every month. The companies, each consisting of about 20 people from area high schools, began operations in late October. To fmance the manufacture of their products, companies sold stock at one dollar per share. The climax of the year was a trade fair held at the Scottsdale Mall. MICKEE LUBINSKI and Mary Powell fill herb jars for Ecstasy Company. BELOW RIGHT, Keith Blum figures accounts receivable for his company. Jh i 1 .1. fl l HBk -H 9h MANUFACTURING log racks, Sue McDonald and Terri Young use a di-acro bender to bend the metal framing, and Nancy Butler (right) cleans the rack. 24

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BEFORE CHRISTMAS, school children were invited to paint the temporary panels which camouflaged the down- town construction areas. FIRST STEP toward realization of the new River Bend Plaza was rerouting of traffic around it. lu H VC ' 9J — 6 M DESPITE RESIDENTS ' protests, bull- dozers cleared trees for the widening of Ironwood Road. This was necessary, officials said, to handle the Mall traffic. ' ri- 26